The Light and How to Swing It: It's good to be the king

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1-18-2009 @ 10:55PM

Jansyu said...

I can't wait for the new patch to come in.
I've loved every moment of Lich. It's been awesome.
I'm holy, and I'm so loved --- from the moment I log, till the moment I log out, I'm asked to XYZ dungeon (heroic). I can pick and choose. I've got a great spot in raids. It's wonderful to be needed again. Even better though ... I'm USEFUL ! I WORK !
Prior Lich, it was hard getting into H Dungeons, let alone raids - not impossible ... but.
No mana issues? well, I don't have any, but only because I'm careful, with picking my moment to use Divine Plea.
Can't wait for the improvement to my most favourite of all the glyphs. The others are meh ... take 'em or leave 'em.
With this TAUNT ... 30 yards - wooo hoooo. I can't believe the amount of time I spent on some quests in netherwing, cos of the 20 yard limit with Holy Shock! My ONLY taunt as holy.

1-19-2009 @ 7:34AM

Kusaionara said...

If you're holy and have the talent 'Enlightened Judgements' rank 2 you can use your judgements from 30 yards away. It's great for pulling/taunting a single target.

1-19-2009 @ 7:25AM

Zach said...

What a lot of players seem to miss is that this spell is available at Level 16. That eases things for the class CONSIDERABLY. You no longer have to wait to hit Level 40 for Holy Shock or 51 for 2/2 Enlightened Judgements. Leveling becomes considerably easier for any spec. It's a baseline spell that improves Paladin quality of life.

1-19-2009 @ 7:37PM

ivyleaves said...

Actually you get 40 yards on your judgments if you fill out that talent and makes holy a great farming spec. Instant 40 yard tags have changed all of my past frustrations when competing for mobs.

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